Coined by the author, ‘Fillipisms’ are his unique and original sayings. They are simple, pithy, pun- filled and metaphoric. These maxims are three decades of his life learnings, written and compiled over the past ten years. Featured in the Asia Book of Records, the book contains 3333 Fillipisms by Dr. Prateep V. Philip, IPS that will spur you on to your best life.Dr. Prateep V Philip’s quotes are both profound and prolific. It covers the entire gamut from life, success to leadership and management. It is awesome that he has excelled the 3000 year old record of King Solomon of 3000 proverbs. It is indeed a valuable contribution to the wisdom literature of the world. Dr. John DemartiniHuman behavioral specialist, Educator, Internationally Acclaimed Author.A book full of wisdom and wit for a man who has lived through challenging situations. And Prateep has bought change to contexts that others might find impossible. Here he shares his rich learning in a way that gives us all an opportunity to apply these riches to our lives and work. Sue Knight. NLP Master Trainer and author of NLT at Work. I love short, powerful lessons that can completely change my perspective, and Dr. Prateep Philip’s new book is exactly that. There’s an inspiring proverb for nearly every situation, and you’ll find yourself unable to put it down. Get the book! It’s always a good thing to have a positive jolt of energy and excitement from time to time. Phil Cooke, Ph.D.Media consultant, filmmaker and author of “One Big Thing: Discovering what you were born to do”."The Truths of the Universe, captured by the light that is each Fillipism.

One Big Thing is about finding out what you were born to do with your life and how to use it to revolutionize your business or ministry---and change the world.

Lists records, superlatives, and unusual facts in the areas of fame, business, crime, the natural world, technology, war, the arts, music, fashion, and sports.

The Church finds itself in a period of great diversification and multiple expressions. In the midst of great change, we have become confused about what really makes for healthy and authentic pastoral leadership. What are the basic and common chara...

In this book, the author attempts to trace the origin and progress of Friends of Police (FOP). The purpose is to outline the aims, objectives, strategies and the process by which the movement enables a smooth interface between the public and police. It a

Letters written to Arun Shourie on the role of Christian missions in India; covers the past 200 years.

The book is a marvellous treasury of legends of Tenali Raman and Emperor Raya which evokes a long lost, never-never land: an enchanted world of alert wits and tricky gossips; crafty crooks with biting tongues, valiant brigands and an assorted cluster of uncommon common people. Each story is followed by terse moral and incalculable snippets which are usually that little extra that brings the reader a little more closer to his goal on the way to realisation. Every story purveys a pithy folk wisdom that triumphs over all trials and tribulations. The book also exposes how richly endowed Bharata Khanda (India before invasions) had been in the east in the field of wisdom and knowledge down the ages of which the west is ignorant. #v&spublishers

This is one of the many inspiring books from the renowned “Motivator” Dr. G. Francis Xavier. Evidently, this harvest of stories has been gleaned from lands he visited and books he read. Xavier, who conducts full-house personal growth courses has brought out this compendium in an interactive form, making the reader give the answers at the end of the story, which is a novel approach. Stories and examples are the best way to inspire, and this volume can be gifted to anyone. It is useful for preachers, speakers and teachers. The book appeals to readers of all ages except the morose and irredeemable negaholics (negative thinking addicts) and anti-reading teenagers. It has stories to inspire and promises uninterrupted chuckles till the end. There are also quotations on success.

In this book, Edward de Bono lays out a very simple five-stage structure as a framework for thinking. Much of thinking is a matter of directing attention to what matters and this structure does just that.